Fremont Beats Manual Arts 36-16 in Playoffs
November 13, 2024
The Fremont Pathfinders football team defeated the Manual Arts Toilers 36-16 in the first round of the CIF City Section Division III playoffs.
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Fremont High School
Gardena Girls, Carson Boys Win City Section Titles
February 26, 2024
The Gardena Panthers girls’ basketball team ended their City Section playoff run on a high note by defeating the Fremont Pathfinders 54-12 to win the Girls Division IV City Section Title.
Coliseum League All League Selections
April 9, 2020
Player of the Year: Fidelis Okereke / King/Drew / 12th
Most Outstanding Player: D’Anthony Ward / Washington Prep / 12th
Hope for South LA’s Underfunded
March 19, 2020
As a senior at Fremont High School in South Los Angeles, it’s increasingly alarming how underfunded schools like mine are. Unfortunately, it has been a problem for decades. From the overcrowded class sizes to empty nurse and counselor offices, students are left feeling cheated and abandoned.
Tonya Butler Appointed Chair Position at Berklee College of Music
February 6, 2020
She will be the first African-American and woman to hold the position.
Reps. Roybal-Allard & Bass Host Resource Fair for Seniors in South L.A.
December 13, 2018
The fair featured agency representatives who provided 40th and 37th Congressional District constituents with valuable informational resources.
Crenshaw Boys Basketball Works to Uphold Legacy
February 11, 2016
Playing Varsity for the Crenshaw Cougars boys basketball team (14-11 overall, 5-4 Coliseum League) is a new experience for several players. The team made up of almost entirely new talent with one returning player and a transfer student with Varsity experience. However, the Cougars developed a connection among each other, leading them to contend in the Coliseum League. “It’s a lot of young people this year,” said junior Christopher Kendrick. “Last year it was a lot of seniors, so we lost a lot of players.” Last year, Kendrick was on the All City First Team. During this season, he scored
Local Organizations Lend a ‘Philanthropic Hand’ to Needy for Christmas
December 23, 2015
The spirit of giving was out in full swing in and around Los Angeles, as various organizations came out last week and this week to help the underserved make Christmas happen for their families. Entities like A Place Called Home, The Boys and Girls Club and WorldStar Foundation lent philanthropic hands to people in need with special giveaways that included toys, food and clothing. Through Christmas giving, the organizations hope to make Los Angeles County residents aware of the other various services they provide throughout the rest of the year.